a.vi.no.am is the proper name used to identify Barak as someone’s son in the Judges narratives and song.

The attested forms are Proper Nouns used in a father-son designation for Barak: he is named as the son of this person in narrative notices and in the song addressed to Barak.

1. Name in Barak’s father-son designation · dominant

   Each occurrence is tagged Noun · Proper and identifies Barak through the relation “son of.” In Judges 4:6 and Judges 4:12, the APB renders Barak as “son of Abinoam” while recounting his summons and reported ascent to Mount Tabor; Judges 5:1 and Judges 5:12 retain the designation in the song and its direct address to Barak.

   Judges 4:12Judges 4:6Judges 5:1Judges 5:12

In the Anselm Paraphrase: Across the cited verses, the APB presents the name within “son of Abinoam,” both in narrative references to Barak and in the song’s address to him. The paraphrase is not word-aligned, but its repeated father-son wording matches the clause setting of the Proper Noun.